Aren't these little zippered bags and burp cloths just the cutest? These were made by Kelly Mazzoni and the bag pattern is called Zip It Screen Play II at www.nancyota.com Thanks for sharing this cute idea, Kelly! 

These sweet denim outfits were made by Cyndi Jo Harmon. I love the look of the denim paired with the bright colors of the applique. Designs are from Boytown USA, Girltown USA,  and The Little Bits Collection. Thanks Cyndi! 

Don't you just love how Susan Means used blue for this tree skirt? I think it's so fun to steer away from the traditional red and green Christmas colors sometimes, and this tree skirt does it perfectly. Susan used our Shivery Friends snowmen for this skirt and we love it! Thanks Susan! 

This quilt pic was sent in by Jackie Mandell and I love nothing better than a soft applique quilt for baby. Stays soft against the skin and babies love the colors! Jackie chose designs from Applique Favorites, Playtime Pals, and Summer Fun for this quilt. Thank you Jackie! 

Another darling quilt made by Susan Terry. Designs used were from multiple collections. Susan, I love your spring green and hot pink combination, it looks GREAT! 

Precious, precious! Kim made this darling dress for her beautiful daughter and was kind enough to share the photos with us. Kim, it doesn't get any better than Gingerbread on Red! We love it! Kim used the smocking plate and coordinating designs from our Gingerbread Jingles Collection for this cute ensemble. 

These outfits were made by Shelly Chandler. I love the flip flop outfit done in the retro design and fabrics. Wonderful colors! Also, the scribble fabric is perfect for this impish little crayon bear. I can just imagine him coloring all over that dress, LOL. Thank you so much for sharing, Shelly!

This outfit was made by Shirley Legendre of Shirley's Huggables. I 

love the adorable fabric Shirley used for this project. The pattern is a discontinued 

one, but Shirley tells me that Simplicity has a similar style available.

This is the "Callie" pattern by Children's Corner and this dress was made by

our very own Carol Howard. Love this one, Carol! 

This sweet jacket was made by a friend of Carol Howard's. I'm not sure of

the pattern used for this one, but wanted to share it anyway!

The trim on the front is short strips of chenille. Love that idea. :-)

These two dresses were made by Janice Payne. I love the trim Janice used on the hem of the popsicle dress and also how she used the daisy design with the ladybug applique. Thanks so much for sharing, Janice! 

These two adorable A-line jumpers were made by Wendy Baldwin 

of Sew Impressive. You can click on each one to see a larger

detailed image. These jumpers are made from the book 

called "Applique, Martha's Favorites" by Martha Pullen.

I love them both, Wendy, thank you so much

for sharing! 

To see the Easter jumper designs, click HERE.

To see the Alphabet designs, click HERE. 

Aren't these outfits below just as cute as they can be? These are made by 

Carol Cordon and Carol was kind enough to share her pics with me so that I could 

pass them along to you. ;-) I love Carol's choice of fabrics and applique colors. The ice cream outfit is made with the pattern "Frannie" by Children's Corner. Carol did a slight modification for the shoulder strap on this outfit. The bubble with the daisies on it is "Bobbie" by Children's Corner. 

This precious Easter bib was made by Cathy Grace for her granddaughter. 

What a wonderful keepsake! Thanks Cathy.  :-)

These sweet little towels below were made by Adria Rapp and 

I love the colors Adria used. These would make a wonderful 

Easter gift for those of us too grown up to still be getting

a basket from the Easter Bunny. :-)

To see these designs in the Down On Bunny Lane Collection, click HERE. 

These jumpers above were made by "Yours Truly" <grin> and are from a discontinued Simplicity pattern that I purchased about fifteen years ago. The blouses are purchased from a local children's boutique.